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General => General Technical => Anything Engine/Performance/Tuning related => Topic started by: royston1xx on April 05, 2004, 08:06:46 PM

Title: Techedge/datalogit,help please
Post by: royston1xx on April 05, 2004, 08:06:46 PM
Hello,does anyone know how to link the techedge wideband 02 in to the datalogit so that i can start logging as im not sure how to do it,thanks for the help,Roy.
Title: Techedge/datalogit,help please
Post by: Robertio on April 06, 2004, 06:47:58 PM
You need a cat-5 lead, plug one end into the Techedge, hack the other end off and plug 2 of the wires into the input on the Datalogit.

Haven\'t had my car laying around to confirm the wires, but from memory it should be line-in wire 4 and ground wire 6.

After that you have to setup a Polynominal with (assuming you have the appropriate linear line-in (5th wire isn\'t linear)) 2 and 9.

As I said, I haven\'t done this yet, just read it somewhere - can\'t even remember where it was or I\'d point you there, maybe the TechEdge yahoo group?

I\'m sure Max has done this so he should be able to confirm :)
Title: Techedge/datalogit,help please
Post by: Fish on April 06, 2004, 07:47:36 PM
As said you need a cat 5 cable (borrow one from work ;)) from memory you plug pin out 1 to AN1, then you need to put a formula in the settings page on the datalogit software.

Search the datalogit yahoo group, as I asked this question some time ago.

Fish
Title: Techedge/datalogit,help please
Post by: maximtaylor on April 06, 2004, 07:58:03 PM
The Motec PLM is different to the Techedge, and you need to butcher a serial cable into AN1 and AN2 (no polynomial though, straight line conversion).

Regards

max

QuoteOriginally posted by Robertio
You need a cat-5 lead, plug one end into the Techedge, hack the other end off and plug 2 of the wires into the input on the Datalogit.

Haven\'t had my car laying around to confirm the wires, but from memory it should be line-in wire 4 and ground wire 6.

After that you have to setup a Polynominal with (assuming you have the appropriate linear line-in (5th wire isn\'t linear)) 2 and 9.

As I said, I haven\'t done this yet, just read it somewhere - can\'t even remember where it was or I\'d point you there, maybe the TechEdge yahoo group?

I\'m sure Max has done this so he should be able to confirm :)